I feel lonely at times: Shah Rukh Khan

He is known as the “Badshah of Bollywood”, has delivered several blockbuster films in 25 years of his career, has millions of fans wanting to catch just a glimpse of him, but superstar Shah Rukh Khan says he does feel “lonely at times” and has “no venting” for his personal issues.

While he is essaying the role of a psychiatrist to actress Alia Bhatt’s character in the film 'Dear Zindagi', which is releasing on Friday, Shah Rukh says that when it comes to his own personal life, he doesn’ talk to anybody or ask for advice.

“I am very cloistered, very shell-like. I feel awkward talking about my personal feeling. As a matter of fact, (when) a friend does talk to me about my personal feelings, I get very awkward,” the 51-year-old said.

“It’s not that I am uncomfortable about my personal feelings, I keep them to myself. Never! I don’t think I will ever seek professional advice unless I am admitted to an asylum because people think so and force me to, I have never sought any advice,” the ‘My Name is Khan’ actor said.

Asked that since he doesn’t vent out, doesn’t his head become busy? “Yes, my head does become busy with a lot of thoughts. I just live with it. It makes you little lonely, makes you a little sad. No, I don’t even go on a little roof and scream out, I have no venting for my personal issues and emotions except for the fact that I am an actor,” Shah Rukh said.